Business & Finance Mindmap to Storyboard Assignment
MINDMAP TO STORYBOARD 20
Mindmap to Storyboard
Your Name
School of Business, Liberty University
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MINDMAP TO STORYBOARD 1
Mindmap to Storyboard
Introduction is not required. Remove all guidance verbiage in this document. Keep all headings.
Begin with your prima facie (research question) question from Module / Week 2 – Case Study Methodology Assignment (or a more appropriate edited version based on the instructor’s feedback of that assignment)
Core Sources
Select a minimum of 10 core sources
Keys to finding ‘relevant’ sources will be to discover themes, disagreements, dilemmas, ideas, lines of inquiry, etc. NOTE: The author, year, and title will be sufficient to list here – you’ll provide the entire APA reference in the Reference listing below
Mindmap
As you organize these sources, draw your mindmap (See Thomas’ (2025) Figure 4.2 Key Features of a Mindmap
Your mindmap should contain at least 5 ‘nodes’ drawn from your prima facie question
As you continue to organize and arrange material by relevance, you should include at least 5 ‘buds’ which should sprout off of at least 2 ‘nodes’. You may need to do more research.
If you use sources in your mindmap, the author, year, and article title should be sufficient
Revised Prima Facie Question
If required, adjust your prima facie question to fit your desired research direction (see the Thomas (2025) Table 4.1 – Prima Facie Questions to Revised Topics)
Storyboard
Chart a storyboard narrative of your intended literature review
Besides your revised prima facie question, your storyboard should contain a minimum of 10 nodes or waypoints and 4 key references. Again, you may need to do more research.
Your storyboard narrative should integrate a range of relevant issues
Audit
Provide an audit of your activities. More than a simple log of decisions, this should annotate your critical reflection and analysis that resulted in edits, changes to your research question, evolution of your research aims, and why.
References
Format references using the current APA style. Ensure all DOIs or journal URLs are active hyperlinks. (Note the hanging indent)